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Energy - January, 2025

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• Pipeline Inspector Asks Justices To Deem Him An Employee
• Funding Freezes 'Commonplace,' Feds Tell DC Judge
• Trump's Funding Moves Create Heartburn For Energy Cos.
• January's IPO Market Was Active Despite Tepid Debuts
• US Chamber Backs Exxon Suit Over Seized Cuba Property
• Ohio Customer Sues Eligo Over 'Exorbitant' Electricity Rates
• Full DC Circ. Will Not Review White House NEPA Power Ruling
• Supreme Court Eyes Its 'Next Frontier' In FCC Delegation Case
• New EPA Leader's First Days Bring Heat From Senators, Staff
• Litigation Funding Disclosure Debate: Strategy Considerations
• Law360 Seeks Members For Its 2025 Editorial Boards
• Gas Contract Fight Holds Lessons On Force Majeure Clauses
• Trump Funding Freeze Blocked As Court Doubts Reversal
• Morgan Lewis Gains Blank Rome Energy Ace In Houston
• Nippon Targets Sanyo Special Steel After Nixed US Steel Deal
• Former North Dakota Gov. Confirmed As Interior Secretary
• Lower Court Altered Contract Reading, Texas Justices Told
• FERC Says Pacific NW Pipeline Approval Was By The Book
• Kirkland-Led Oil And Gas Producer Infinity Prices $265M IPO
• Peruvians Tell High Court Smelter Lawsuit Should Proceed
• Valve Maker Had Decades To Prevent Lyondell Leak, Jury Told
• Tribe's Alaskan Burial Site Dispute Paused During Talks
• Energy Co. Takes Aim At FERC Enforcement Powers
• Scope And Nature Of Judicial Relief Will Affect Loper's Impact
• EPA Says Okla. Must Give Tribes Say In Enviro Policies
• Adventure Photography Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Atty Should Lose License In Billing Scandal Case, Judge Says
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Sanctions Miss, Philip Morris Refund
• Dentons Partner Joins Mintz's Energy And Sustainability Team
• SEC Wins $11.3M In Texas Oil Investment Fraud Case
• Mich. Judge Doubts Discovery Dispute Should DQ Firm
• Comet Lands $17M Fee Award After $40M Trade Secret Win
• Cobalt Refiner Hits Ch. 11 With Plan To Cut $164M In Debt
• New DOT Chief Orders Fuel Economy Standards Redo
• Senate Confirms Former Rep. Lee Zeldin To Lead EPA
• Chevron, Ex-Manager End Bias Suit Over Altered COVID Tests
• 4 Questions About Trump's Federal Worker Resignation Policy
• 3rd Circ. Says DOE Pool Pump Rule Detractor Failed To Object
• 5 Ways To Create Effective Mock Assignments For Associates
• More Environmental Claims, More Greenwashing Challenges
• Orrick Adds Bradley Arant Energy Regulatory Pro In DC
• Trump Likely To Prioritize Trade, Customs Fraud Enforcement
• Tribal Leaders Call Funding Freeze A 'Step In Wrong Direction'
• $7.8B ChampionX Deal Gets Added Scrutiny Across The Pond
• White House Rescinds Trump's Spending Freeze
• Combat Vet Says Army Base Job Triggered PTSD In $25M Suit
• Energy Co. Seeks Abeyance In Dakota Access Pipeline Row
• 5th Circ. Revives Arb. Bid In Saudi Arabia Oil Project Row
• New FERC Chair Backs Status Quo For Gas Project Reviews
• Nestle Plant Can Switch Power Providers, Ga. Justices Rule
• Legal Personhood Can Give Natural Entities Their Day In Court
• Oilfield Co. Looks To Avoid Arbitration In Hydrocarbon Row
• Ariz. Judge Rejects Monument Challenge Due To Mining Ban
• Senate Confirms Sean Duffy As DOT Secretary
• Cravath, Ropes & Gray Guide $2.4B Connecticut Water Deal
• Takeaways From DOJ Fraud Section's 2024 Year In Review
• Judge Temporarily Halts Trump's Funding Freeze
• Calif. Bill Targets Oil Cos. For Climate Disaster Costs
• NY Battery Startup Hits Ch. 11 With $136M Debt, Sale Plans
• Anadarko Prevails In La. Kickback Defense Coverage Suit
• SoCal Edison To Leave Power Off Amid Eaton Fire Litigation
• Enbridge Urges Line 5 Judge To Stall For Trump Admin Talks
• Drone Co., Media Biz And Tire-Maker Announce SPAC Mergers
• Norfolk Southern Can't Block Expert Testimony On Derailment
• White & Case Adds Bracewell Energy Expert In Houston
• Holland & Hart Names New Senior Director Of Federal Affairs
• Zurich Owes Solar Co. $12.2M For Rain Damage, Judge Says
• Pipeline Cos. Tell DC Circ. FERC Project Review Is Solid
• Private-Bidding Compliance Lessons From Siemens Plea Deal
• Davis Polk, Skadden Build Emerson's $7.2B AspenTech Buy
• Ancora Seeks To Make US Steel 'Great Again' With New Board
• High Court Passes On Solar Project Fine Levied Without Jury
• Musk Can't Yet Appeal Twitter Investors' Cert., 9th Circ. Says
• Anschutz Gets Trade Secrets Trial Delayed Amid Sale Dispute
• Conn. Residents Lose Appeal Challenging Propane Facility
• Trump Admin Requests Justices Pause Three Energy Cases
• 11th Circ. Upholds $23M Ruling Against Venezuelan Oil Cos.
• Ill. Justices Say Performance Bonuses Count In OT Math
• Feds' Madigan Theory 'Doesn't Line Up,' His Atty Tells Jury
• Trump Energy Order Disrupts High-Profile NEPA Cases
• US Steel Will Pay $6.1M To End Suit Over Pa. Plant's Dust
• Conn. Oil Trader Says Timing Of Money Moves Sinks Verdict
• La. Judge Returns $22M Hurricane Ida Claim To State Court
• Norway's Orkla Selling Hydropower Portfolio In $545M Deal
• Boies Schiller Int'l Arbitration Pro Joins Baker Botts In Texas
• Judge To Inspect Winston & Strawn Docs In Malpractice Row
• Mentorship Resolutions For The New Year
• 5th Circ. Won't Remand New Orleans Coastal Damage Suit
• Former Mass. Transit Facilities Engineer Admits $8.5M Fraud
• Trump's Energy Plans For Generation, Transmission And More
• Blackstone To Buy $1B Power Plant In Va. Data Center Mecca
• Davis Polk, Skadden Steer LNG Exporter's $1.8B IPO
• Spain Wins Stay In $29M Renewable Award Enforcement Suit
• Madigan's Law Firm Profits Drove Corrupt Acts, Jury Told
• What Nearshoring Growth In Americas Means For Patents
• Suncor Says Enviro Groups' Suit Duplicates Gov't Enforcement
• Federal Agencies Must Order Full Return To Office By Friday
• NC Biogas Co. Sidesteps Sanctions For Now In Lender Fight
• Venezuela Loses Challenge To $8.5B ConocoPhillips Award
• Senate Energy Committee Greenlights Energy, Interior Picks
• Trump's Pick To Lead EPA Advances In Senate
• Coaching Little League Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Reed Smith Rips Claim Firm Is 'Causing Chaos' In $102M Suit
• J&J Seeks To Defeat $30M Punitive Bid After Conn. Talc Trial
• Pa. Justices: NGA Doesn't Bar State Board's Permit Reviews
• Former Pioneer CEO Sues FTC Over Exxon Board Block
• Madigan Used ComEd As 'Personal Piggy Bank,' Jurors Told
• Justices Urged To Affirm Texas Nuke Waste Site Ruling
• Investor Alleges Utility Put Profits Above Storm Preparation
• Space Explorer Voyager Technologies Confidentially Files IPO
• Colo. Judge 'Dumbfounded' Oil Co. Hasn't Disclosed Deal
• Exxon Says Investors Shared Confidential Info With Ex-Worker
• Full DC Circ. Stands By Wipeout Of FERC Pipeline Approvals
• Navajo Nation Looks To Block Federal Mineral Leasing Ban
• 5 Litigation Funding Trends To Note In 2025
• Army, SD Tribe Fight For Early Win In Dakota Access Row
• How FTC Sent A $5.6M Warning Against Jumping The Gun
• White House Shutters DEI Offices, Puts Workers On Leave
• Dentons Adds International Arbitration Pro As Partner In NYC
• What Gov't Contractors Must Know About Trump Exec Actions
• Stanley Tumbler Lead Contamination Suit Gets Shelved
• SEC Sues Ex-Investment Firm Reps, GC Over 'Sham' Energy Co.
• EPA Defends Power Plant Effluent Rule At 8th Circ.
• Miner Wins Challenge Of Ghana's Arbitrator In $277M Claim
• SoCal Edison Must Hand Over Data In Eaton Fire Suit
• Union Hits Kinder Morgan With Counterclaim In Firing Fight
• EPA Tells DC Circ. Its PFAS Superfund Rule Is On Solid Ground
• EPA Tells Justices That Air Pollution Cases Belong In DC Circ.
• Trump EV Rollbacks Spell Regulatory Whiplash For Auto Cos.
• Trump Moratorium Is An Ill Wind For Project Development
• Fed. Circ. Refuses To Restore Solar Cell Patent Claims
• 4 Plaintiffs' Firms Is Too Many, Chrysler Says In EV Class Suit
• Texas Sues Biden Administration Over Offshore Drilling Ban
• Bacon Giant Smithfields Leads 3 IPOs Primed To Exceed $1B
• The Blueprint For A National Bitcoin Reserve
• New SEC Task Force Eyes 'Sensible' Crypto Regulations
• FTC Gives Nod To Chevron's $53B Hess Buy, With Conditions
• Trump Elevates Mark Christie To FERC Chairmanship
• Trump Orders Federal Workers Back To Office
• On Day 1, Trump Begins Dismantling Biden's Enviro Legacy
• Trump Ends Biden Moratorium That Limited LNG Exports
• Law360 Names Practice Groups Of The Year
• Law360 Names Firms Of The Year
• Trump, Musk Sued By Nonprofits Over DOGE Transparency
• Trump Announces 2nd Exit From Paris Climate Agreement
• Split 6th Circ. OKs FERC's Revocation Of Ohio Utility Grid Perk
• Red States Challenge DOE Rule On Gas Heater Efficiency
• NHTSA Defends Fuel-Economy Regulations In 6th Circ.
• 9th Circ. Backs Vacating Some Trump-Era Oil And Gas Leases
• NM Justices Reject Utility Challenges To Solar Rule
• Red States And Oil Groups Attack Biden's Coastal Drilling Ban
• DC Circ. Seems Of Split Mind On EPA Air Compliance Suit
• Texas-Led States Join Challenge To EPA Methane Tax
• FirstEnergy Execs Hit With RICO Charges Over Bribe Scandal
• Sidley-Led Hennessy Capital's 7th SPAC Raises $175M
• GOP Reps. Look To End President's National Monument Power
• Colo. Judge Rejects Xcel's Bid To Move Wildfire Trial
• US Steel Can't Quicken Probe Into Alleged Merger Plot
• Energy Co. To Pay $19M SEC Fine Over Ohio Bribery Scandal
• DC Circ. Sends LNG-By-Rail Rule Back To Drawing Board
• Mich. Local Power Rule Needs Stricter Scrutiny, 6th Circ. Says
• Rethinking Litigation Risk And What It Really Means To Win
• Nixing NRC Oversight Of Small Reactors Could Cut Both Ways
• PE-Backed M&A Values, Megadeals Surged In 2024
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• US Could Soon Find Itself On Wrong End Of Energy Disputes
• Nicaragua Co. In Solar Row Asks Texas Justices For New Trial
• Trump's DOT Pick Says Air Safety, New Tech Big Priorities
• Quarry, Conn. Town Eye Settlement In $9.5M Shutdown Feud
• Mining Co. Can Intervene In Nevada Lithium Project Suit
• How DOGE's Bite Can Live Up To Its Bark
• Chancery Nixes More Docs For Exxon-Pioneer Merger Suit
• Trump EPA Pick Faces Climate Questions, Dodges Details
• Interior Nom Stresses Need For More Fossil Fuels
• Boiler Co. Blamed For Carbon Monoxide Deaths In $18M Suit
• Texas Ozone Fight A Repeat Of 2007, EPA Tells 5th Circ.
• Proactively Managing Tariff Impacts On Megaprojects
• New York Climate Superfund Law May Face Preemption Fight
• NC Biz Court Bulletin: Judge Bids Adieu, TikTok Wants Out
• Madigan Racketeering Case Will Go To Jury
• Phillips Mum On Future As FERC Chairmanship Nears End
• Cleveland-Cliffs Sets Sights On US Steel, And More Rumors
• Enviro Org. Drops Fight Over DOE's $1.1B Diablo Canyon Award
• US-China Deal Considerations Amid Cross-Border Uncertainty
• Pa. Energy Co. Strikes Deal To End 401(k) Class Action
• Treasury Updates Bonus Energy Tax Credit Safe Harbors
• Playing Rugby Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• GE Investors' $362.5M Settlement Gets Initial Greenlight
• Fla. Ex-Rep Can't Get Feds' Evidence In Foreign Agent Case
• Energy Secretary Nominee Emphasizes Production At Hearing
• Solar Power Biz Beats Shoals' Patent Case At ITC
• Foes Of Expanded Oil Facility Face Texas Panel's Tough Queries
• Hino Motors Inks $1.6B Deal To End Emissions Fraud Claims
• Sidley-Led Flowco Raises $427M In Year's First Major IPO
• Energy Giants Escape NYC's Climate Deception Suit
• EPA Tells DC Circ. Truck GHG Emissions Rule Is Sound
• DOJ Reports $2.9B Haul Under FCA, Largest In 3 Years
• Oil Biz Must Face Action Alleging It Dodged Well Cleanup
• Plum Acquisition's Latest SPAC Leads 2 IPOs Raising $200M
• Conn. Set To End Pollution Review On Property Transfers
• Biz Court Calls Out Biogas Co. For 'Stack' Of Broken Promises
• Feds Float Safety Rule For Growing CO2 Pipeline Network
• Updated FWS Regs Will Streamline Right-Of-Way Permitting
• Sterlington Lands DC Int'l Arbitration Atty From A&O Shearman
• Nippon, US Steel Face Long Odds On Merger Challenge
• No, Litigation Funders Are Not 'Fleeing' The District Of Del.
• Origis Energy Lands $1B-Plus Infusion From Brookfield, Antin
• Elusive Cognizant Witness Ready To Testify, Gov't Says
• Holland & Knight Adds Ex-GOP Rep. To Policy Advisory Team
• 'Not Afraid Of Question Presented,' Atty Tells Irked Justices
• Enbridge Beats Ducere's Oil Transport Antitrust Suit
• London Judge Affirms Wind Energy's Non-Liability Award
• SEC Sues Elon Musk Over Late Twitter Buy-Up Disclosure
• Hydrogen Regs Will Provide More Certainty — If They Survive
• FPL Knew Electrified Palm Tree Was Dangerous, Worker Says
• Tribe Members Look To Intervene In 8th Circ. Pipeline Case
• 5 E-Discovery Predictions For 2025 And Beyond
• DC Circ. Axes Challenge To Grid Project Perk
• Tribes, Enviro Groups Say Mich. Ignored Climate In Tunnel OK
• Both Michigan US Attys Resign Ahead Of Inauguration
• Ex-Cognizant Execs Seek Update On Elusive Gov't Witness
• Climate Disclosure Spotlight Shifts To 2 Calif. Laws
• Apollo, Standard Chartered Form $3B Strategic Partnership
• Spain Denied Stay In €28.2M Intra-EU Energy Award Fight
• On Cross, Madigan Says He Merely Helped Job-Seekers
• Judge Spikes Challenge To Ga. Utility Commish Elections
• FERC Defends Limited Review Of Cross-Border Gas Pipeline
• Colombian Refinery Co. Gets $1B McDermott Award OK'd
• Colo. Justices Reject Co.'s Challenge To Storm Gas Bill
• SoCal Edison Hit With Flurry Of Suits Over Eaton Fire
• Justices Won't Grab The State Climate Tort Reins, For Now
• NJ Groups Sue To Revoke Offshore Wind Farm Approvals
• Manufactured Housing Groups Seek Early Win Against DOE
• Sunoco Wants More From Butane Blending Infringement
• Trump Taps Gibson Dunn Partner For EPA's No. 2 Post
• Final Hydrogen Tax Credit Regs Add Flexibility For Producers
• Colo. Justices To Consider When Late Filings Are Excusable
• Attys Seek $4.4M In Fees For Gas Well Plugging Settlement
• Natural Gas Exporter Venture Global Gears Up For $2.2B IPO
• Dems Seek Postponement Of Interior Secretary Hearing
• How Decline Of Deference Will Affect Trump Policymaking
• CFIUS Grants Nippon, US Steel Extension To Abandon Deal
• Justices Reject Utah's Effort To Wrest Land From Feds
• Justices Pass On Challenge To Mass. Offshore Wind Project
• Justices Again Refuse To Review State Climate Torts
• Up Next At High Court: Porn ID Check & Retiree Discrimination
• Trade Deadline Fight Causes Headaches With Fed. Circ. Panel
• Shoals Again Accuses Voltage Of Patent Infringement At ITC
• FAR Council Pulls Proposed GHG Emissions Disclosure Rule
• NC Co. Sues State, Duke Energy Over Lake Bed Compensation
• Kiewit's Seattle Marine Yard Runoff Violates CWA, Suit Says
• Anticipating The Maritime Sector's Future Under Trump 2.0
• 7th Circ. Halts FDIC Enforcement Order Against Ex-Bank Chair
• Ga. Solar Farm Damages Fight Settles Ahead Of April Trial
• US Trustee Balks At Ch. 11 Bid Protections In First Mode Case
• No Ulterior Motive In Anschutz's Secrets Suit, Judge Says
• Treasury, IRS Plan Rules For Clean Transportation Fuel Credit
• US Hits Russia With Extensive Energy-Related Sanctions
• Butler Snow Grows In Austin With 14-Atty Boutique Pickup
• KKR, PSP Buy $2.8B Stake In American Electric Power Units
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Taxation With Representation: Kirkland, Davis Polk, Wachtell
• 7 Ways 2nd Trump Administration May Affect Partner Hiring
• Constellation Energy Buying Calpine In $26.6B Megadeal
• Maryland Judge Trims Oil Refining IP Suit Ahead Of Trial
• Colo. Oil Co. Says Unfair Order Threatens Its Demise
• EV Co. Says Liberty Mutual Owes $25M In Construction Clash
• Texas Oil Well Operator's Ch. 11 Plan Approved With Releases
• Colo. Urges 10th Circ. Not To Vacate Air Emissions Plan
• How Trump 2.0 May Change Business In Latin America
• E-Discovery Quarterly: Rulings On Custodian Selection
• AI Startup Anthropic Seeks $60B Valuation, Plus More Rumors
• Feds Award Millions To Tribes For Safe Water, Homes, Climate
• Impact Of Successful Challenges To SEC's Rulemaking Ability
• US Steel And Nippon's Lawsuit Seen As 'Hail Mary' Attempt
• High Court Ruling Looms Over FERC Gas Enforcement Deal
• Fired Exec's Suit Paused As 4th Circ. Mulls Arbitration Denial
• IRS Gets First Dibs On $1M BP Oil Spill Payout, 11th Circ. Says
• Wind Power Substation Is Quiet Enough, Mass. Justices Say
• Eversheds Sutherland Adds Hunton Energy Pro In Houston
• Ex-FBI Informant Who Smeared Bidens Gets 6 Years
• PowerPlan To Pay $24M, Ending Rival's Monopoly Claims
• Mich. Utility Tells DC Circ. It Can Challenge FERC Decision
• DOI's Arctic Refuge Oil Lease Sale Yields No Bidders
• Reed Smith Accused Of 'Causing Chaos' In $102M Award Fight
• Final Treasury Regs Grow Low-Income Bonus Energy Credits
• Audi Electric SUVs Are 'Ticking Time Bombs,' Suit Claims
• Madigan Denies Extorting Developers For Law Firm Business
• Justices Seem Focused On NEPA's Limits In Utah Rail Case
• DOI Reveals No Bids In Alaska Oil, Gas Lease Sale
• EPA, Navajo To Remove 65 Acres Of Waste From Reservation
• Dems Cry Foul On Trump Nominees' Hearings Process
• Calif. Panel Flips Arbitration Denial In Mining Co. Wage Case
• Chancery Awards $176M Atty Fee In Tesla Board Pay Suit
• Exercising On My Peloton Bike Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• JPMorgan Ditches Climate Coalition Ahead Of Trump 2.0
• Energy Co. Inks $126 Million Deal To End SPAC Merger Suit
• Oilfield Services Firm Flowco Set to Drill Down On $392M IPO
• Ex-Ill. Speaker Madigan Testifies In His Racketeering Trial
• Biden Designates Two New National Monuments In California
• Canada Needs Catalysts To Heat Up Cold IPO Market
• Mont. Bill Floats Mine, Data Center Property Tax Changes
• How To Manage During A Trade Dispute With USMCA Partners
• Quinn Emanuel Says NAFTA Case Irrelevant In DQ Bid
• DC Circ. OKs FERC's Approval For Indiana Pipeline
• What FARA Enforcement In 2024 Reveals For The Year Ahead
• No Problem With $217M Dam Repair Tax, Mich. Panel Says
• Eckert Seamans Adds Former Trump Interior Dept. Atty
• FTC Imposes Record $5.6M 'Gun Jumping' Penalty On Oil Deal
• CFTC Chair Behnam To Step Down When Trump Takes Office
• Exxon Says Calif. AG, Green Groups Defamed Recycling Effort
• New Rules Won't Lift Political Clouds Over Hydrogen Projects
• Mich. Residents Say Solar Investors Can't Arbitrate Fraud Suit
• DOD Adds WeChat Owner, CATL To Chinese Military Co. List
• Pa. Lawmaker's 'Defamatory' Memo Is Deemed Immune
• Seacrest Oil Co. Launches $71M Arbitration Against Petrobras
• 4 Firms Ask To Helm Hybrid Jeep Exploding Battery Class
• Biden Closes Off Coastal Areas To Offshore Drilling
• Bracewell Adds Pioneer Natural Resources Associate GC
• Exploring Venue Strategy For Trump-Era Regulatory Litigation
• Pa. Coal Co. Hits Ch. 11 With Up To $50M In Debt, Sale Plans
• Nippon, US Steel Hit Back With Suits After Biden Blocks Deal
• Semiconductor Co. Beats 2nd Suit Over Failed $8B Merger
• Energy Co. Urges 400-Mile Transfer Of Discrimination Suit
• Energy Cos. Ask Top Calif. Court To End Climate Change Suits
• Opt-Out Releases In Lumio's Ch. 11 Plan Rejected
• Lessons Learned From 2024's Top FMLA Decisions
• DC Judge Pauses Enforcement Of $35M Poland Award
• Treasury Unveils Flexible Final Regs For Hydrogen Tax Credit
• UK Litigation Roundup: Here's What You Missed In London
• Biden Blocks $14.9B US Steel-Nippon Deal
• Ex-Bank Chair Asks 7th Circ. To Halt FDIC Enforcement Order
• Boston Dynamics Settles Robot IP Suit With Rival
• Playing Esports Makes Me A Better Lawyer
• Spain Details Imminent High Court Bid In Intra-EU Award Suits
• Solar Panel Tech Co. Faces Investor Suit Over Project Delays
• Jenner & Block Adds DOJ Atty As Agency Exodus Continues
• Feds Ink $1B Supply Deal With Constellation Nuke Plants
• Feds Want 6 Years For Ex-FBI Informant Who Smeared Bidens
• Trump Transition Underway At Key Environmental Agencies
• Expect Continued Momentum For Nuclear Power In 2025
• An Associate's Guide To Career Development In 2025
• The Securities Litigation Trends That Will Matter Most In 2025
• How Wall Street Regulators May Adapt To Trump's Return
• The Top 5 High Court Cases To Watch This Spring
• 5 Energy Transactional Trends To Watch In 2025
• 3 Areas Where SEC Enforcement May Change Under Trump
• The Hottest Topics Appellate Attys Are Tracking In 2025
• Top Personal Injury, Med Mal Rulings Of 2024
• Delaware Courts Face Complex, 'Exciting' Litigation In 2025
• Native American Cases To Watch In 2025
• Trump 2.0 Signals Shift Toward Capital Markets Deregulation
• Federal Rules Impacted Tribes In 2024, With More To Come
• Transportation Cases To Watch In 2025
• What To Watch For In The 2025 Benefits Landscape
• Colorado Cases To Watch In 2025
• Top 5 Energy Policy Areas To Watch In 2025
• Illinois Cases To Watch In 2025
• Trump's Regulatory Agenda Looms Over Compliance In 2025
• Energy Cases To Watch In 2025
• Pa. Legislation To Watch: Noncompetes, Funding Solutions
• Key Environmental Policies To Watch In 2025
• Pa. Cases To Watch In 2025: Climate Change And Skill Games
• M&A Attys Bullish About 2025 Despite Global Tensions
• Top 4 Climate Change Cases to Watch in 2025
• Top Climate Change Policies To Watch in 2025
• Transportation Regulation & Legislation To Watch In 2025